The bright colors of Ladybird elytron serve as a warning to the prey if they feel uncomfortable. When threatened, the Ladybird will emit a foul-smelling yellow that is rich in toxic alkaloids from the joints of their feet. Another way that Ladybird did in a state of urgency is to pretend to die with the body condition upside down and legs pulled in. Many predators will not eat insects that do not move. However, Ladybird still has predators, especially in the larval phase
